Kathleen Condray
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Kathleen Condray's research focuses on German-language literature and history, with a particular emphasis on women writers and the cultural context of German-speaking regions. Her work has explored topics such as nationality, ethnicity, and gender in German-language literature, as well as the historical presence and experiences of Germans in Arkansas. Condray has investigated women writers associated with the journal "Jugend" between 1919 and 1940, and examined the influence of German-language newspapers in Arkansas during the late nineteenth century. She has also analyzed literary representations of Arkansas, including Friedrich Gerstäcker's "Die Regulatoren in Arkansas." Condray's scholarship extends to pedagogical approaches, with publications on promoting German language acquisition through practical work experience and adapting German Studies programs to contemporary challenges.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 21
- Citations: 27
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Professor 2023–presentUniversity of Arkansas Department of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures ORCID
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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville publications 2006–2025World Languages ORCID
Selected Publications
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Standing Out from the Crowd: Opportunities for Research and Work Abroad in Engineering (2025)
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Is German truly for all? Reflection on universal design for learning in the teaching of German (2023)
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Using RISE to Promote German: Making the Case for Practical Work Experience Abroad to Engineering Students and Faculty (2007)
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The Colonization of Germany: Migrant and German Identity in Wladimir Kaminer’s Mein deutsches Dschungelbuch (2006)
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